The District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Bengaluru Urban West, Anekal, under the leadership of District Child Protection Officer Ms. Asha H. K., organised a comprehensive Child Protection Awareness Programme at Vibgyor High School, Vittasandra, Electronic City, on August 31, 2026. The initiative was conducted in collaboration with the Electronic City Police Station, Jagruti-2026 Volunteers, and BOSCO, as part of ongoing efforts to promote child rights and strengthen community vigilance.
The event saw active leadership from Mr. Azaruddin, Police Sub-Inspector Mr. Manjunath and investigating officer Mr. Veeresh at Electronic City Police Station, along with key contributions from DCPU Staffs and volunteers Mrs. Shipra Lamba, Mrs. Neetu, Mr. Shekar from BOSCO, and Mrs. Cecilia from Jagruti-2026, who coordinated activities and engaged with participants. The awareness sessions reached a broad audience of students, teachers, and school staff, covering critical child safety topics including: Child Begging, Child Labour, Abandoned Children, Missing Children, Child Marriage, Child Abuse and Violence, Child Sexual Harassment, Drug Addiction among Children, School Drop-out Children, child helpline No 1098 and Child Trafficking. The successful organisation of the programme reflects the dedicated efforts of the District Child Protection Unit, Bengaluru Urban West, Anekal, under the guidance of District Child Protection Officer Ms. Asha H. K. The District Child Protection Unit Bengaluru Urban West Anekal expressed their appreciation to Electronic city police station Inspector, Jagruti-2026 Volunteers, BOSCO and all volunteers and participants for their valuable collaboration and wholehearted support in making the awareness campaign a meaningful success. The programme concluded to remain vigilant, report child rights violations, and work together with government agencies and community organisations to ensure a safe, secure, and child-friendly environment for every child.
Participants actively interacted with resource persons, seeking clarification on legal provisions, reporting protocols, and government welfare schemes. The District Child Protection Unit expressed its sincere gratitude to the Electronic City Police Station, BOSCO, Jagruti-2026 volunteers, and Vibgyor High School management for their valuable collaboration. The event concluded with an appeal to community members to remain vigilant, report child rights violations, and work alongside government agencies to build a safe, child-friendly environment.
The event saw active leadership from Mr. Azaruddin, Police Sub-Inspector Mr. Manjunath and investigating officer Mr. Veeresh at Electronic City Police Station, along with key contributions from DCPU Staffs and volunteers Mrs. Shipra Lamba, Mrs. Neetu, Mr. Shekar from BOSCO, and Mrs. Cecilia from Jagruti-2026, who coordinated activities and engaged with participants. The awareness sessions reached a broad audience of students, teachers, and school staff, covering critical child safety topics including: Child Begging, Child Labour, Abandoned Children, Missing Children, Child Marriage, Child Abuse and Violence, Child Sexual Harassment, Drug Addiction among Children, School Drop-out Children, child helpline No 1098 and Child Trafficking. The successful organisation of the programme reflects the dedicated efforts of the District Child Protection Unit, Bengaluru Urban West, Anekal, under the guidance of District Child Protection Officer Ms. Asha H. K. The District Child Protection Unit Bengaluru Urban West Anekal expressed their appreciation to Electronic city police station Inspector, Jagruti-2026 Volunteers, BOSCO and all volunteers and participants for their valuable collaboration and wholehearted support in making the awareness campaign a meaningful success. The programme concluded to remain vigilant, report child rights violations, and work together with government agencies and community organisations to ensure a safe, secure, and child-friendly environment for every child.
Participants actively interacted with resource persons, seeking clarification on legal provisions, reporting protocols, and government welfare schemes. The District Child Protection Unit expressed its sincere gratitude to the Electronic City Police Station, BOSCO, Jagruti-2026 volunteers, and Vibgyor High School management for their valuable collaboration. The event concluded with an appeal to community members to remain vigilant, report child rights violations, and work alongside government agencies to build a safe, child-friendly environment.
